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  1. 14th September 2015, 08:06 PM #11
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    Had Virginia stayed with the Union, Robert E. Lee would have been a Union general. His loyalty was with Virginia, not necessarily with one side or the other.
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    Didn't help them win the war.
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    About 20 years ago I had a chance to visit the Gettysburg battle site and museum. Quite eerie seeing the hill and then distant woods where Pickett led his charge from. Especially seeing the distance they would have marched into heavy fire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EastFreo View Post
    About 20 years ago I had a chance to visit the Gettysburg battle site and museum. Quite eerie seeing the hill and then distant woods where Pickett led his charge from. Especially seeing the distance they would have marched into heavy fire.

    Thanks for the interesting links.

    Yes, what a waste of life. The South was always going to lose a war of attrition. I ask myself, would I be brave enough to march into that?. Hopefully that question will never have to be answered. Still, I guess, that was normal for the day, if you consider Waterloo, & other battles, even the 1914/18 War. Sad, really, Bob
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    Quote Originally Posted by Railey View Post
    Had Virginia stayed with the Union, Robert E. Lee would have been a Union general. His loyalty was with Virginia, not necessarily with one side or the other.

    The formation of the Confederacy. Interesting, Virginia was one of the last to go. Most of the senior Officers from both sides served at West Point, learning their trade. Bob


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    Civil War: Buildup to War
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    Interactive history of the civil war


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    The Civil War begins


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